For a list of forthcoming updates, see here
- Section 3.9 Increased susceptibility to infection in smokers, updated April 2022
- Section 5.13.3 Products and packaging created to appeal to new users, updated April 2022
- Section 15.6 Smoking bans in the home and car, updated April 2022
- Section 18B.10 Key Australian and international position statements on e-cigarettes, health, and options for regulation, updated April 2022
- Section 14.3 Public education campaigns to discourage smoking: the Australian experience, updated April 2022
- Section 1.10 Prevalence of smoking in other high-risk sub-groups of the population, updated March 2022
- Section 18B.3 Prevalence of e-cigarette use, updated March 2022
- Section 11A.6 International flow-on effects, updated March 2022
- Section 9.8 Are current strategies to discourage smoking in Australia inequitable?, updated March 2022
- Section 2.4 Expenditure on tobacco products, updated March 2022
- Appendix 1.16 Public perceptions of tobacco as a drug, and public opinion regarding tobacco control policies, updated March 2022
- Section 9.9 Are there inequalities in access to and use of treatment for dependence on tobacco-delivered nicotine?, updated March 2022
- Section 9.3 Contribution of smoking to health inequality, updated March 2022
- Section 10.14 Ethical issues related to tobacco farming and production, updated March 2022
- Section 18B.14 Policies and programs to reduce e-cigarette use among young people and non-smokers, updated February 2022
- Section 18.4 Reducing the nicotine content of cigarettes, updated February 2022
- Section 2.5 Industry sales figures as estimates for consumption, updated February 2022
- Section 10A.7 Mechanisms of influence—political lobbying, updated February 2022
- Section 13.0 Introduction to the pricing and taxation of tobacco products in Australia, updated January 2022
- Section 13.2 Tobacco taxes in Australia, updated January 2022
- Section 13.3 The price of tobacco products in Australia, updated January 2022
- Section 13.10 Arguments against tax increases promoted by the tobacco industry, updated January 2022
- Appendix 1.15 Understanding the tobacco industry, updated January 2022
- Section 1.3 Prevalence of smoking—adults, updated December 2021
- Section 18B.7 Population-level benefits and harms of increasing e-cigarette use, updated December 2021
- Section 18B.6 Effects of e-cigarette use on smoking, updated December 2021
- Section 17.2 The costs and benefits of smoking to the Australian economy, updated December 2021
- Section 1.4 Prevalence of smoking—young adults, updated December 2021
- Section 1.5 Prevalence of smoking—middle-aged and older adults, updated December 2021
- Section 3.30 Total burden of death and disease attributable to tobacco by disease category, updated December 2021
- Section 18B.3 Prevalence of e-cigarette use, updated December 2021
- Section 15.7 Legislation to ban smoking in public spaces, updated November 2021
- Section 18B.13 Cessation interventions for e-cigarette users, updated November 2021
- Section InDepth 11B: Licensing of tobacco sellers, updated November 2021
- Section 11.9 Retail promotion and access, updated November 2021
- Section 10.16 The environmental impact of tobacco use, updated November 2021
- Section 13.6 Revenue from tobacco taxes in Australia, updated October 2021
- Section 1.10 Prevalence of smoking in other high-risk sub-groups of the population, updated October 2021
- Section 7.19 Interventions for particular groups, updated October 2021
- Section 18B.8 Legal status in Australia, updated October 2021
- Section 15.7 Legislation to ban smoking in public spaces, updated October 2021
- Section 9.2 Trends over time in smoking among priority populations in Australia, updated October 2021
- Section 7.11 Smoking cessation and pregnancy, updated September 2021
- Section 8.4 Smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and teenagers, updated September 2021
- Section 10.15 The environmental impact of tobacco production, updated September 2021
- Section 9.6 Smoking, ill health, financial stress and smoking-related poverty among highly disadvantaged groups, updated September 2021
- Section 8.3 Prevalence of tobacco use among Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders, updated September 2021
- Section 9.1 Socio-economic position and disparities in tobacco exposure and use, updated September 2021
- Section 19.0 Background to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, updated September 2021
- Section 19.1 WHO FCTC Governance Framework, updated September 2021
- Section 19.2 Implications of the WHO FCTC for Australia, updated September 2021
- Section 19.4 Obligations relating to demand reduction for tobacco products, updated September 2021
- Section 19.5 Obligations relating to supply-reduction for tobacco products, updated September 2021
- Section 19.7 Obligations regarding international cooperation and exchange of information and resources, updated September 2021
- Section 19.8 Enforcement of the WHO FCTC, updated September 2021
- Section 19.9 Impact of the WHO FCTC and role in the context of global governance, updated September 2021
- Section 17.2 The costs and benefits of smoking to the Australian economy, updated September 2021
- Section 13.2 Tobacco taxes in Australia, updated September 2021
- Section 18.3 Smoking reduction, updated September 2021
- Section 3.8 Child health and maternal smoking before and after birth, updated September 2021
- Section 3.7 Pregnancy and smoking, updated September 2021
- Section 11A.6 International flow-on effects, updated September 2021
- Section 13.3 The price of tobacco products in Australia, updated August 2021
- Section 3.11 Dental diseases, updated August 2021
- Section 3.1 Smoking and cardiovascular disease, updated August 2021
- Section 16.5 Legal cases initiated by tobacco industry, updated August 2021
- Section 18B.12 Influences on the uptake of e-cigarettes, updated August 2021
- Section 4.10 Cancers of other sites,updated July 2021
- Section 3.9 Increased susceptibility to infection in smokers, updated July 2021
- Section 11A.6 International flow-on effects, updated July 2021
- Section 3.21 Health effects of young people who smoke, updated July 2021
- Section 18B.2 Electronic cigarettes: Advertising and promotion, updated July 2021
- Earlier updates
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